Frances was the daughter of William Aaron Bryant and Sarah Anna "Annie" Bass. Frances lived with her mother and siblings in Jasper, Missouri after her father died of tuberculosis in 1918.
Frances married Reverend Clarence Gorman in 1932 in Lebanon, Missouri. The couple did not have any children.
Frances and Clarence lived in Grafton, Jersey County, Illinois for 8 years. They moved to Wood River in 1940.
Frances' husband was the pastor of Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Frances was hospitalized at Wood River Township Hospital for 5 days when she died there at the age of 52. She was survived by her husband, Clarence; her mother, Annie Moore; 2 brothers, Earl Bryant of South Roxana, Illinois, and Amos Bryant of Colby, Kansas; and 1 sister, Hazel O'Neal of Alton, Illinois.
Visitation was held at Marks Mortuary in Wood River, Illinois on 16 Mar 1964. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. the following morning at Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Children: None.
Frances' siblings:
William Amos Bryant
Earl M. Bryant
Hazel Irene Brady O'Neal (half-sister)
Frances married Reverend Clarence Gorman in 1932 in Lebanon, Missouri. The couple did not have any children.
Frances and Clarence lived in Grafton, Jersey County, Illinois for 8 years. They moved to Wood River in 1940.
Frances' husband was the pastor of Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Frances was hospitalized at Wood River Township Hospital for 5 days when she died there at the age of 52. She was survived by her husband, Clarence; her mother, Annie Moore; 2 brothers, Earl Bryant of South Roxana, Illinois, and Amos Bryant of Colby, Kansas; and 1 sister, Hazel O'Neal of Alton, Illinois.
Visitation was held at Marks Mortuary in Wood River, Illinois on 16 Mar 1964. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. the following morning at Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Children: None.
Frances' siblings:
William Amos Bryant
Earl M. Bryant
Hazel Irene Brady O'Neal (half-sister)
Frances was the daughter of William Aaron Bryant and Sarah Anna "Annie" Bass. Frances lived with her mother and siblings in Jasper, Missouri after her father died of tuberculosis in 1918.
Frances married Reverend Clarence Gorman in 1932 in Lebanon, Missouri. The couple did not have any children.
Frances and Clarence lived in Grafton, Jersey County, Illinois for 8 years. They moved to Wood River in 1940.
Frances' husband was the pastor of Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Frances was hospitalized at Wood River Township Hospital for 5 days when she died there at the age of 52. She was survived by her husband, Clarence; her mother, Annie Moore; 2 brothers, Earl Bryant of South Roxana, Illinois, and Amos Bryant of Colby, Kansas; and 1 sister, Hazel O'Neal of Alton, Illinois.
Visitation was held at Marks Mortuary in Wood River, Illinois on 16 Mar 1964. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. the following morning at Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Children: None.
Frances' siblings:
William Amos Bryant
Earl M. Bryant
Hazel Irene Brady O'Neal (half-sister)
Frances married Reverend Clarence Gorman in 1932 in Lebanon, Missouri. The couple did not have any children.
Frances and Clarence lived in Grafton, Jersey County, Illinois for 8 years. They moved to Wood River in 1940.
Frances' husband was the pastor of Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Frances was hospitalized at Wood River Township Hospital for 5 days when she died there at the age of 52. She was survived by her husband, Clarence; her mother, Annie Moore; 2 brothers, Earl Bryant of South Roxana, Illinois, and Amos Bryant of Colby, Kansas; and 1 sister, Hazel O'Neal of Alton, Illinois.
Visitation was held at Marks Mortuary in Wood River, Illinois on 16 Mar 1964. Funeral services were conducted at 10:30 a.m. the following morning at Wood River Gospel Tabernacle.
Children: None.
Frances' siblings:
William Amos Bryant
Earl M. Bryant
Hazel Irene Brady O'Neal (half-sister)
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